Automotive carpet, what do you guys swear by?? Specifically brighter colors.
I gotta clean this up
I gotta clean this up
i use a concentrate shampoo from granitize, i was able to remove a huge blood stain my my trucks seat and carpet with it
i used folex,its awesome! made my carpet in my old stang look brand new. they sell it at home depot and maybe walmart
Take the carpet out.. Go to the carwash and bring a stiff push broom. Spray it down with tuff stuff. Scrub with broom. Hose off with hose from car wash. Repeat as needed. Mine looks like new.
I accidently found the best carpet cleaner I ever used. I bought a bottle of Meguires carpet cleaner in a black bottle at the Dollar store for $1.50. When we were moving in someone stepped on tube of brown silicone and I didnt see some of it for a couple days on my brand new carpet. I used the Meguires and it came up like it was nothing! Didnt leave any discoloration or anything. I worked great! So I tried it onsome stains I had in my Lincoln that the Bissel stuff wouldnt remove and this stuff took it right off.
Castrol Super Clean works on the really hardcore stains for me. Otherwise, I use Tuff Stuff for the not-so-severe spots/areas.
take it out hit it with some laundry detergant scrub and then power wash , it will look brand new
sadly it was from my body, i cut off the end of my thumb while working on the car, not fun
Just make sure you let it dry out before putting it back in the car.
I hung mine on a fence in the sun for 3 days before putting it back in. It still smelled like wet carpet for a few days after that. Make sure you toss those dehumidifying salt balls in a cup and leave it in the interior for a week or so. Last thing you want is mold to start growing
Hmm, I dont really want to spray it with a hose, it rains every day here so I wouldnt have any luck leaving it out, though with the heat there is in the day time it may dry in an afternoon. I really dont want it to smell and mold, I will try some products if it doesnt come out as good as I want, I'll just do it the old fashion way with soap and a hose.